Rustoleum Countertop Transformation | DIY Bathroom Makeover
Вставка
- Опубліковано 23 вер 2024
- Welcome back to the 2nd video of my DIY Bathroom Makeover Series! In this video, I am sharing a Rustoleum Countertop Transformation! I will show you how I transformed the bathroom countertop using the Rustoleum Appliance Epoxy Spray! For $7 this was an AMAZING transformation! Don't forget to hit SUBSCRIBE to follow along the $100 DIY Bathroom Makeover series. We're just getting started! I will share the steps below and include some tips and tricks I learned along the way. Don't miss this countertop makeover, it's amazing what a $7 can of Epoxy Spray can do!
1.Clean countertops with a surface cleaner and a towel. (I used Mrs. Meyers)
2. Sand the countertop lightly. I used a 100 grit sandpaper.
3.Using a damp cloth wipe off dust. Then go over again with a microfiber towel to remove any dust or particles left behind. I did this twice just to be sure everything was cleaned off!
4. Turn on any vents / a house fan/ and open windows! This spray is strong! I HIGHLY recommend using a mask while spraying!
5.Mask off walls/cabinet/toilet/faucet etc. The overspray is thick! I cannot recommend green FROGTAPE enough! It's a great product!
6. Spray 1st coat, if puddles or drips happen just wipe off quickly with a clean cloth and respray. Let first coat dry for 15 minutes.
7. Spray 2nd coat. Allow to dry for 3-4 hours. I removed masking tape/plastic after 3.
8. Enjoy your new countertops! I clean mine regularly with surface cleaner and I have had no problems with peeling or anything at all!
Get the Rustoleum Appliance Epoxy here!
amzn.to/3178Y3y
Frog Tape: amzn.to/2RIYe8K
SUBSCRIBE here! : bit.ly/38FkqWJ
*Disclaimer: Some of the links in this description are affiliate links. You are in no way required to use them, but if you do, you'll help support my channel and allow me to continue creating amazing, helpful videos and tutorials. Thank you! :)
Hey everyone! 😀 I appreciate ALL the support that I've received on this video so far. *For any of you that want to see how this has been holding up, I just completed a 5-month countertop update video that you can watch right here: 💖 ua-cam.com/video/LRdD62ZctEM/v-deo.html
Valerie agaiar will this work for inside a bathtub?
Will this work for bathtubs too?
How come you used this instead of the actual "tub and tile" spray? I wonder if the tub and tile would be better since it is made for areas with water exposure
Hello I recently did this and at first it turned out great. Well apparently I didn’t wait long enough to take off the tape and drop clothes and she i did some particles fell from the cloth. I tried getting them off and it left marks on it. Can I resand it and redo it? I’m so sad this happened.
I am currently renting, but, he doesn't want to rip the 1960(or 50) tile off. I am looking for ideas to hide the hideous pink 4" tiles. Yech. May see if this is a possibility. Thanks.
A little tip for using any spray can. Take a long wire tie and wrap it around the can. Look at the instructions on the can. If it says keep a twelve to fourteen inch distance from the surface, then trim the wire tie to twelve inches. One of the Biggest mistakes, with using spray cans, is getting too close to the surface.
What will the wire do?
SIMPLYME100 It’s not Wire, but a Nylon Wire Tie. It helps you Judge the Distance you should be from the Painted Surface. It does make a big difference in the finish. Someone who did Auto Body work, showed me this and did a comparison on my pained surface verses his.
Thanks for that tip
Great advice!
Thank you so much for this tip. I admit just glossing over those instructions in the past.
Rustoleum - the best invention for making old or ugly things - metal, glass, plastic, or anything at all - new again for pennies! Your counter looks great!
Right?! Thank you!!
@@ValerieAguiarcurious how it looks now.
Thinking of doing mine. Only need it to last a couple of years but not sure yet.
Thanks!
Worked great for me! I recommend sanding the heck out of your countertops. I literally removed any part that shined lol. I also used 1 full can for the base, and another full can for the second coat, letting it dry about 30 minutes in between.Thanks for the video! I absolutely love my new countertop!
I’m so glad! It’s a great transformation! We love ours too! Thanks for watching!
So you're done this project? How long ago? How does it look now? I want to use it in my half bath. Cathryn
The Incredible Mr. Rice how is it holding up?
Erica Matthews it looks great! I have actually done all of my bathroom counter tops!
Valerie Aguiar I did my first vanity a little over a month ago. I have recently done my other two bathroom vanities. It looks great, and has held with no issues.
Well done!
I did my hideous blue and yellowed '70's countertop exactly three years ago. Holding up beautifully!
Great job! Tip: I've used contact paper to mask large sections of mirror when I'm spray painting. It works well.
Press and seal works too.
Freezer paper work work great too
wet a newspa
per, spray water on it and it will stick to the mirror.
Newspaper and painter's tape...😎👍❤
Great idea for me as I found bunch of contact paper in a cabinet when I was cleaning and organizing. Few different patterns left over from old projects. Good way get rid of it!
I tried it and it worked exactly like the video. Friendly reminder to wear a mask because the fumes are strong and cover ANYTHING nearby that you don't want painted. I'm doing my old kitchen counter tops next. Thank you for the video!
Hi. When I spray paint outside and forget to close the door the spray comes back and covers my floor, so how did you prevent that when spraying indoors? I want to do my bathroom also. Thanks in advance. 🙂
Curious as to what counter tops you have? I would love to do ours but have been really nervous.
Diane Guerrero lay down a drop cloth.
Should've wiped it off with cheesecloth and acetone to wipe the counter down as a final wipe, after you do a first basic clean. Acetone will remove the oils and build up and cheesecloth will not leave lint and the acetone won't dry on the cheesecloth as fast as a microfiber or other towel. That's my 2 cents of advice.
And we really appreciate your 2 cents thank you!
Actually a professional always starts the prep with a good industrial cleaner designed to clean the grease and oils found in most bathrooms. A good silicone free tack cloth is used right before the first coat is applied.
I didnt do that myself and mine looks great!
Yeah, too many rookie mistakes in this "tutorial." I would not share this video at all.
get some olive oil and spray the mirror, before spraying, that helps with the spray on mirror, the spray won't stick to the mirror with a little oil on the mirror
Cool
Or just cover the mirror
How do you take this off from your hands.. i didn't use gloves! Forgot🥴
She already sprayed
or maybe some masking tape and paper?
Your counter will last longer if you do a few sealing coats on top, like when you paint your nails. My aunt did that and it’s been 5 year the counter still looks pretty good.
what would be a could sealer if I was to use this on kitchen counters?
good***
RachaelMarieXoXo I think they make this same product in a clear coat
@@rachaelmariescreations929 I wouldn't do sealer in a kitchen unless you painted the counters a dark color. Clear coats can yellow over time. Especially if the sun comes in through windows
@@rachaelmariescreations929 stone coat
This turned out beautifully. I’m currently planning a bathroom renovation on a budget. This is exactly that I’m going to do. Thank you for the idea.
Me too!
Teresa Carlucci, how did it turn out?
Me three!
Turning beautiful is one thing, making it to last is another. They way she did it I doubt it will last.
Will covering it in some sort of seal product help? @@robertomercado8311
Thank you! I followed your video, and while our Lowes didnt offer Rustolium, they had the Krylon Appliance Epoxy. We went from a brown/cream marble to clean white. You were right about the vapor. I had to run in and out of the bathroom holding my breath and spraying and i wore a mask. But it didnt take long. Sooo glad I found your video. 🥰
Oh awesome! I didn't know Krlyon has a similar product! Good to know!
Thanks for this! I bought that brand and was worrried it woukdnt work the same
I used this on my pink bath tub.
This product comes in a can as well and I used a foam roller for a smooth finish. Really looks great.
How did your tub hold up? I want to paint my bathtub and want to know if this method is long lasting. Thanks
Excellent. How long did it last, Jacquee?
answer people UGH
THANK YOU SOOO MUCH 4 SHARING...U R SOOOO RIGHT! I had a washer and dryer both in mint condition, however the dryer got rust and a boat load of scratches on it...made the unit look older than it really was. Went to Home Depot, they suggested the WHITE Appliance can of spray. I was hesitant at first BUT GOOD GOLLY MS MOLLY 1 spray made it look BRANDNEW! Gonna try it on my bathroom counter top...THANK U!
I used this spray to cover some rust spots on my frig, and also to make an old medicine cabinet look new. Will definitely try it on the counter top in my laundry room. Thanks
Did you do anything to the rust spots before, sand or repair? I was just thinking about doing just that to spot on my washer?
@@carlaraney3793 I cleaned the area with Awesome cleaner from Dollar Tree.
Didn't think about the medicine cabinet. 🤔
Thx!!
Hi! I had no idea you could refinish the old 1970s marble bathroom top! I thought I was going to be stuck with ours! I am so excited for our bathroom redo now thank-you!
I'm a painting contractor and I'm in love with Rustoleum Appliance Epoxy. It also comes in quarts.. get at Home Depot and they can order it. I even painted a primed shower/tub wall and it HELD. Counter tops, old metal cabinet knobs and hinges and cranks. It's the most amazing find and has far more useage than appliances.Spray is good too. I brushed a counter, thinking it would level but I think the spray is better for that settling. Just a truly good find. And I do top of the line painting......
Wow! I love this product even more now! That’s great to know, thank you for sharing!! Take care, best wishes!
@@ValerieAguiar Nobody believes me when I tell them about it. And you can get the spray cans at Walmart for under $4. One trick is complete drying in between coats and on the final coat before using it. Thanks for posting.
oh... another thing. DON'T SPRAY THE CAN UNLESS IT'S NICE ROOM TEMPERATURE. COLD MAKES THE CAN SPUTTER AND DRIP.
THANK YOU... I JUST GOT THE ANSWER HOW TO FIX MY SHOWER WITHOUT A DEMO, HAVING TO PUT IN AN INSERT OR TILE I CAN'T AFFORD!! THERE IS NO MOLD BECAUSE I'M DISABLED & ONLY TAKE BATHS, BUT IN MY MOBILE HOME THEY PUT PANELING LIKE BOARD IN THERE & THE WOMAN B4 ME MADE HOLES WITH A HAND GRIP & AN OLD HAND HELD SPRAYER. I REPLACED THAT BUT STILL WANT NICE ON A BUDGET OF CAN'T AFFORD IT. CAN'T THANK YOU ENOUGH!!!!! I'D BEEN LOOKING FOR A SOLUTION FOR A LONG TIME!!!!!
@@dianesamp9102 It should work for that.. I haven't done direct water spray from showering, on it... only baths but since you are too, it will work great.. I did two coats. Be sure to fill the holes first and level them(sand down gently) and then you can either prime them or thinly spot prime them with the same epoxy before top coating.. Also.. I did NOT use a roller, only a brush, and since it's vertical, it settles without brush marks.. and btw.. it's throw the brush away afterwards.. get the so called 'chip brushes' that are boar bristle brushes for around a dollar each at Lowes or Home Depot and they will be economical and work fine.. Actually at high end homes in the Silicon Valley, I used a lot of those brushes, a lot of colors and coats and the newer they are, the better.. I have never favored plastic brushes that are supposedly used for water based paints either.. hate them..leaves tracks..I'm a maverick.. always used a bristle brush.. like Purdys but they are too expensive to keep tossing and those 2" and smaller or larger chip bristles are fantastic. The Walmart version sheds too much but HD has good one.. dont't get &store either, sheds.. Hey Diane, have fun.. you can do it...Sincerely, Jenneva (jennavah)
I just did this on laminate countertops. I used the cam and had Home Depot tint it the color I wanted.. Love the finished look!!!
Was your countertops granite laminate or a dark color? I was wondering if I could do this. I'm starting to dislike the look of mine.
@@riaapril1414 they were a dark granite looking laminate.. a dark gray and black mix.
@@arviettegipson5727 Thank you for answering. I'm definitely is going to give this a try.
Was in the process of a bathroom renovation and originally thought I could live with the old countertop which is exactly like yours. Going to give this a try with the brush/roll-on version. Thanks!
Naphtha, Xylenes, Acetone are part of this product thus ventilating by opening any windows is an obvious suggestion. I also suggest using Rust-Oleum Companion Aerosol, Comfort Grip which allows a person much easier method of spraying and is reusable on "rattle cans". Using long and lighter even strokes that allows a far more even coating than short ones that cause the paint pooling and drips. I'd rather use more masking sheets and a couple of rolls of wide painters tape than the time it takes to clean up.
Great advice!
I'm assuming you're referring to the device that fits around the top of the can & you basically hold it like you would a squirt gun. I've done MANY spray paint jobs & I ALWAYS use that attachment! Makes for a really smooth job.
I’ve done mine the same way and it turned out beautifully. Perfect
OMG!! I seriously wish I would have found this video BEFORE going to Lowe's and buying a brand new vanity and countertop!! Fantastic idea! Doing this in our half bath however!!
This is a cheap fix. Check out leggari & cold stone countertops UA-cam channels too. Higher end epoxy projects and results. But this is pretty awesome cheap solution
Yesssss! I didn't even know they had a spray can product as such. Thank you. Great video okay.
Walmart.. only $4!
I just spent $35.00 on a kit to paint the counter and after reading the directions there’s no way I’m using it. Your fix is so easy. Thanks.
Thanks fir doing this , I had been looking at the liquid epoxy looked SO messy!! This looks SO MUCH easier!! Thanks for the inspiration, this will help to get RR done and not always say “ I’ll do that when I get this done!” always delays NO MORE!! I’m excited
I thought the same thing before I did mine! Best wishes!
Did you start with marble sink and marble countertop? Or did you have laminate tops first? Thank you.
Hello everyone who is thinking of trying this! I did today, and probably the most important thing I learned is that you NEED to cover your entire body, eyes, and hair if you don't want epoxy in those places. Long sleeves, pants, shoes, gloves, mask and ANYTHING to keep your eyes protected. Idk how she didn't get epoxy in her eyes; the spray-back was horrific. My husband and I used this spray on our guest bathroom counter, with proper ventilation, and the entire house was full of fumes for hours. Everything upstairs that wasn't completely closed off was covered in a thin layer of the epoxy, as well as the entire bathroom. If you don't want a disgustingly sticky residue everywhere, cover it. We covered our bathroom WAYYYYY more than this and everything else is still gross. Rust-Oleum has a paintable version of this product and I highly recommend using that instead. Props to her for making this somehow work, but I have no idea how this product is considered safe. The can doesn't even tell you to wear protective gear.
I read ur comment before starting my project but when it came down to do it today I forgot about this and did it with out gloves.. my whole house smells!! I did cover my mouth and had ventilation but still not cool!
@@bluewhale2600 goo gone is your savior if it got anywhere it shouldn't have!
@@EchoRe Thank you so much for this! I had to take a shower after and worked! As for the floor in my hallway it feels sticky (since I had the door open bc of the fumes) it spread out :/ you gotta be careful with this product it goes everywhere indeed! But the final result is beautiful! We are all impressed!
@@bluewhale2600 if your floor is carpet I recommend a light spray of goo gone to soak followed by a carpet cleaner! If it's a hard floor just goo gone and paper towels or a sponge will work!
@@EchoRe Thank u!! I hope other people read these comments to help them out too! :) I appreciate your help! God bless!
This little ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxVoi3B4CB6Oygq1-vo4OTL1M_M5JkrXif tub works perfect in our 6 x 6 shower and is easy to get in and out. Also easy to drain.
Great job on both painting the cabinets, and counter top! I definitely want to know how it holds up after a while. Keep me updated on how it is!
Hi Brian! I did an update video you can see here ua-cam.com/video/LRdD62ZctEM/v-deo.html
Epoxy is very strong , vent with bathroom fan or open window and place a fan in the window.
Beautiful job. Looks new.
I. Am. Speechless. UA-cam somehow knows what I need before I do! I have a similar counter top, but with double sinks. I thought I was stuck with them, unless I replaced them. Not so! Going to do this project before I have to return to work in a couple of weeks. Thanks so much for the tutorial and I also appreciate everyone’s helpful comments! 👍
Glad it was helpful!
How did yours turn out?
Perfectionist me getting stress over that mirror getting sprayed 🥺
We replaced the mirror, so I didn't bother covering it up! :)
Alcohol will remove paint from most surfaces.
A razor would probably tAke it right off
What about the door that kept swinging open. I had to fast forward the video.
I'm stressing out about the under not over TP!!😬😓
Thank you so much. I needed this video. I ordered the spray and my counter and sink turned out beautiful. Mine was an old outdated 70s 80s mustard yellow faux marble eyesore. Im especially thankful for your updated video.
I did my entire kitchen counter tops in the roll on version of this! LOVE it!
I have yet to try the roll on version! It sounds so simple!
Roll on version??😯
Where did you get it?
Did you need to seal it?
I 😗😗😗tried this on my vanity and the kitchen counters and it was amazing ! thanks for the inspiration
Thank you so much for sharing! I've been wanting to epoxy my bathroom sink countertops but it looked like so much work. I'm so glad I stumbled across your video! This looks so good and so convenient. I will have to try this now!
I can watch these all day so satisfying lol
Looks great! I would recommend protective goggles or eye gear though. If it's in the air enough to bother your lungs/throat it probably gets on the surface of your eyes.
I hope something like this will work on my kitchen countertops. Thanks for putting out this video! That’s looks amazing!!!
THAT looks incredible! We have the same issue & we’ll definitely be doing this until we get the bathrooms redone. Thank you sharing this!!
Its been great for us! I’d definitely do it again (and probably will be since we have another bathroom waiting to be done! 😁)
Did this and love it. You weren't kidding about the over spray and the fumes. WOW!
Next project: Anti-ghost door knob with lock for bathroom door. :)
@@LindaBolt-vy9rx you guys notice everything LOL!
What was that???
😊😺
In with @abby... what is that??‽
I kept seeing the door swing in too
So clever and it looks great!!
I JUST shared my bathroom makeover on a tight budget!
Nothing better than getting the look for less! :)
Love it!!
@@ValerieAguiar YAY! :)
Wow I was just think of doing this, hopefully it holds up awhile. Looks great
HUGE DIFFERENCE! And I love it 😍😍😍 I’m def. going to try this on our bathroom counters in the new home while we save up for the fancy stuff!
There's an item called tack cloth that will get dust off quicker. Also agree with what someone else said re ventilator.
I can't wait to do mine!!! White always makes things look new and fresh!!! Great job.....but that bathroom door was driving me crazy.....😂🤣😅
Gorgeous I love it. Thank you for sharing, $7.00 I can live with it 🤗🤗🤗
Right?! We still love it!
Oh my word! Definitely gonna be a weekend project! New subscriber 😁
Thank you friend! Best wishes!
The fact that you had to tackle kicking the door close through out ,had me cracking up 😂.
Dam ghosts wanna use the looo.
I have the same faucet, if you put something like a pin in the Delta medallion you can pop it out, then unscrew the plastic knob and give it a deep clean. Made such a difference
Great tip! Thank you!
I think that people make a mistake by doing short, frenetic, back and forth spurts when they spray. It is too easy to get overly concentrated paint in one area with that technique. I find that taking a slightly slower and longer sweeping motion from a further distance gets a more even coating. Just a slower paced motion, and just one time back and forth should do it. I also find that I have fewer or no paint drips with that technique.
She wasn't going that fast in real life. The video was sped up there. You know, a time lapse.
@@jewlzt7331 she is painting franticly in small sections. slow down the video and take a look again. you know, playback speed.
Thanks for making this. For me, I would probably tape up a lot more drop cloths as this paint is really nasty to remove once it sets. Makes me wonder how automotive clear coat would do on top? You just have to apply clear coat BEFORE the coat underneath it dries. Fun!
I have a disobedient bathroom like yours, LOL! Nice job!
I've wanted to do something about my fridge. This looks like what I need. Thank you.
Thank you, this gives me hope for my bathroom vanity! Even long long before this covid19 shut me down financial I still would not have been able to afford replacing it. This will be just one thing to brighten my home. Video greatly appreciated.
Happy I can help! I can totally relate, things will look up, it won’t be this way for long. Take care!
I can't afford new either!! Disabled sucks & it's not wrong to still want where we spend most all of our time to still look nice!! I'm in my mobile home 15yrs & has taken me that long to make it what I love.. & updates from a 70's flashback. This idea is what I've been looking for a long time to get off my list!!! Thank you!!!!
Well, after 796 comments on your DIY, I give you a 100 + grade for the video.
I moved into my apartment apparently from a smoker that left many burn marks on the counter.
This was a welcome video since the landlord would not replace the counter.
Can't thank you enough for posting.
Thank you for this video!! You reminded me I already had a can of this spray, AND I desperately needed to do this after staining and hair dying my countertop 😅 I didn’t do a flawless job and the results still turned out great!
I used this same spray for an oven vent hood. The paint is very good and definitely mask off all areas.
Oh cool! I keep hearing of so many different uses for it! It’s a great product indeed!
I was coughing just watching how much those fumes were building up. I'd recommend a ventilator mask to anyone using spray paint indoors. That stuff is caustic and toxic to the lungs and brain.
Your bathroom counter turned out nice! I wonder if they make a stainless steel version 🤔
Jeana Marie I have painted my kitchen counters with the brush on rustoleum aluminum color. They look like stainless steel. I recommend using a clear coat on top.
Lol i was covering up my mouth and nose with my cover for no reason watching this 😆
@@zizibe218 lol..me too an coughing. I need to videos on how to use spray paint idoors safely
smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B07Y2S71T1/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Organic respirator with sealing goggles. The fumes can burn your eyes too.
Gorgeous, thank you! Question: Did it get on your mirror over the top of the tape?
So glad I came across this, I'm in the process of redoing our guest bathroom and didn't have a clue what I was going to do with the countertop, it's just like yours before..liked and subscribed!!
Much love from Atlanta, GA ♥️
It will come out great! Thanks for watching, Tammie!
Wow, never knew this existed. EXACTLY WHAT I WAS LOOKING FOR!!!!! THANK GOD, & you of course. Its now $5 on AMAZON. AMAZING! Great, great investment♥️
Your so very welcome! Thank you for watching! Take Care :)
Nice DIY! Do u plan on changing the faucet out? That would take it to a whole other level.
Yes! I haven’t got around to it yet but it’s on my “to do” list eventually!
Well I did it. Came out amazingly beautiful. Thank you so much for the inspiration and know-how.
Christine... that's so awesome to hear! I'm glad I was able to be a little bit of inspiration for you! 😀
Not sure how I got to your channel but glad I did. Binge watched ALL of your vids...nice content...::you have earned yourself a new subbie. TFS💕
Thanks Crissi!
I have done a lot of spray painting, you always get overstay. I like to cover with rising paper, tape it down good. Ventilate the area, make sure to wear a good mask, hat and old clothes. Three thumbs up!!!
Good job, it looks beautiful
Thank you Susan!
Hello! I am so there for this project!
Cover the mirror if you do because the fumes sticks to the mirror
Me too! That's why i came!!
I did my entire bathroom with this stuff sanded the tub tile and sink first I love it
I was considering doing my tub as well
Looks great, you can add wood filler to your dings, it fills them in, I also filled in a split in the countertop with wood fill. It really looks good. Better after a few coats. I used paint.
Great video. Thanks 😊
Thanks for the tip, Linda! 💕
I sprayed my old chipped up and well worn metal bathtub with the same paint didn't do much prep light sanding and go,it's been about two years now and it's just starting to peel and pop in a couple places
Oh wow! That’s good to know! Best wishes!
I had my tub and bathroom tile walls professionally epoxy sprayed about 5 years ago. There are a couple little chips now and I think I will try this out to fix those areas. Even if it buys me one more year, I'll be happy.
I was wondering I hate my tub!
I also used Krylon due to what Lowe's sold. Iam very pleased. I will say 100 grit sandpaper left some lines... went over with 220 as a final detail. Used a blow dryer to clean all the dust from sanding. Used 2 coats white and 2 coats a few days later of the glaze clear coat... also a spray. Turned out great!
That's awesome, Susie! And thanks for the additional tips that others can follow! :)
What is your counter made of? My counter is laminate so just trying to figure out if it will work for me. I want my counters to look just like yours!
I'm wondering the same. I have laminate (older style that curls at the edge a bit) and wondering if this will be ok, in the kitchen ? Or not durable enough
Wondering this too! Let me know
It will work...just make sure to rough the surface with P120 grit to give the epoxy something to hold on to
Also wondering
Wow...What a game changer. Where have been all my life.. I definitely needed to see this..Gonna get on this project this weekend...🥰🥰😊
You got this!! 💕
Love this solution and my vanity needs it desperately. Do you recall the paint color of the vanity cabinet doors? Very attractive. Thank you
Thank you so much for this video!!!!!! WOW! I have never even considered a spray on epoxy. I didn't know it existed! Fab makeover. Great job!!! Can't beat $7!
Looks good, thanks for sharing this idea 👍🏻
Hola Valery...I hope y’all are doing well... and your video it was very helpful to that the product really works...unfortunately I suffered a bad stroke and I’m getting all the information possible so when I get fully recovered I will be able to help others when needed...thank you again!!!😃
Hi we wanted to say thank you for the detailed tutorial. We did our fiberglass tub with your instructions from your sink and it turned out great. Your awesome at this and I'm subscribing cause not everybody does accurate tutorials. So thank you again.❤
*Susie, this comment made my day!* 💖 I love to hear feedback, especially when people get great results for themselves! Thank you so much for the compliments and I wish you the best :)
I agree with all information. Also I wanted to say that if at all possible, it is great if you can take the countertop off and/or make sure your lighting is good. I was going to do this inside, but as with all things we are finding out about this money pit house, everything was done cheaply so when we went to move out the vanity the countertop just lifted off anyway. I took it outside to the driveway to sand it generously, and I could really see imperfections and dings so much better. The lighting in the bathroom was so dim I would never have seen them until I already sprayed it. Also given all the comments about ventilation I'm glad to be doing it outside anyhow. Since I am painting the vanity at the same time, it gives you a break in terms of not having to tape the sink off to do the vanity painting and vice versa.
You can buy the same product in quart can and roll it out with a short foam roller and brush the bowl. I'm interested to know how it holds up.
Great to know! Thank you!
Great job! Rustoleum manufactures really good products.
Yes they do!!
Hi Valerie,
Did you need to use a sealant after the Rustoleum product had completely cured? How has the countertop and especially the sink held up over the past couple of years?
She has a 5 month update video.
Used this on my vanity over a year ago, has held up well except for the actual sink. Sink has has spots peel off, but overall it isn’t in bad condition
Exactly what I have experienced over time. It works well for what it is! 😊
Hello! Just seeing this. It's been a year, how does the counter top look now?
So I just followed your lead. My counter was yellow dingy. First coat looks great, does need another. Please wear mask if you are going to do this! Strong and I had to leave room couple times even though I had covering and window open. Looks amazing!
Glad it is working out great for you! It really changes the look of the counters! :)
You must wear a mask as well as glasses. It looks really nice. Love it.
Wow ! What a transformation ! It looks beautiful !
I just spent $45 on Rust-Oleum Countertop paint I have to roll on with top of the line rollers and brush! Uhggggg, live and learn I guess!. Your's turned out great btw. 🏆
Omg this worked so well the countertop looks like new wow !!!!! Thank you so much
So awesome to hear! You're welcome!! 💕
Looks Great! Good job! And only $7?!?! Come on!😀
Right??! SO much better than the yellowing countertop! Have a great weekend!
I just did my kitchen sink. I absolutely love it. Thank you so much for your videos.
You are so welcome! Thank you for watching! 💕
I did not know that there was epoxy in spray can.
Would really like a update of this project.
I clean mine with an As Seen On TV Blue UV Light. Perfect if your like me and Hate Sanding, Degreasing, cleaning and/or Primering. Just wave a Wand a few times n BOOM. Ready for Paint
I want to do this project OMG !!! Thank you for the idea!
Hola Valery it’s me again just to let you know that I have watched your video and it looks great the finish is very good loos like new...keep up with the good work 😃😃😃😃😀
Aw, thanks so much! I appreciate the support... take care! :)
Anyone know how well this might work on laminate countertops?
Yay!!! Thank you!!! You gave me a hope and I will do it in my bathroom tomorrow!
I’m so excited for you! Sending my best wishes!!
I'm ordering the paint today. Curious how it is holding up & if anyone tried this on a kitchen sink or bathtub.
Holding up great for us, we did this late November/early December!
I think Rustoleum has a different product available that is specifically for bathtubs.
You want Rustoleum Tub & Tile.
You can paint tile 👀
Janet J. You sure can!
I've used Rustoleum Countertop. Good stuff.
Hey you did a amazing job looking forward to looking at more of your tutorials so did the paint hold up inside the sink when y'all used it
Very nice . Looks good . Easy diy fix . Rustoleoum seems to be awesome for diy .
It is! :)